Episodes: Series - Habib Allah 3 - 2018

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Muhammad (PBUH) sends a messenger to the Ghassanids to invite them to Islam, but the king’s assistant kills him before he meets the king, so Muhammad (PBUH) decides to fight the Ghassanids and assigns Zayd ibn Haritha commander of the army.

The Muslim army goes to war with an army of 3000 fighters. The King of Ghassanids sends to Heraclius, the Byzantine emperor, for aid. Heraclius supplies the Ghassanids with a 100,000 fighters. Zaid ibn Haritha and Ja'far ibn Abi Talib die in battle.

When Abdullah ibn Rawahah dies in battle, Khalid ibn al-Walid takes command of the army. He then suggests that the army retreat, but in a way so that the Byzantines do not follow them.

The Byzantine Emperor dreams of a man shaking his mighty throne. He then asks for an Arab man, and he is sent Abu Sufyan, to whom he inquires about the prophet (PBUH) and he tells him a lot about him.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) sends messengers to rulers all around the world to invite them to Islam, including the Byzantine Emperor, who said he'd join Islam if he wasn't scared of his people, as well as Khosrow II, the king of Persians.

The throne of Khosrow II is overthrown after he's murdered by his son Sheroe. Muhammad (PBUH) sends a message to Al Muqawqis, the Coptic king of Egypt to call for Islam in his country and the latter welcomes him.

The Prophet (PBUH) orders his aides to track down a woman carrying a message from Hatib ibn Abi Balta’ah warning Quraysh that the Prophet's army have been preparing after the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah was broken. The Prophet spoke with Hatib then pardoned him.

Abu Sufyan declares his Islam and when he hears foul talk from Sa'd bin Ubadah, he tells the Prophet, who decides to remove Sa'd as commander of the army replacing him with Zubayr ibn al-Awwam. The Prophet (PBUH) commands they enter Mecca without a fight.

Khalid ibn al-Walid is forced to fight the pagans of Quraysh after they attack his men. After the Muslims and Prophet (PBUH) enter Mecca, Bilal ibn Rabah calls out the adhan in public there.

The Prophet (PBUH) sends Khalid ibn al-Walid to the bin Gazima tribe to peacefully spread Islam. Khalid ibn Al-Walid remembers what they did to his uncle so he kills one of their men and holds everybody there hostage. The Prophet denounces his actions and tells Ali to set them free and compensate them.

Akramah asks his wife Umm Hakim to leave Mecca to escape the Prophet (PBUH). However, she refuses and goes to Muhammad (PBUH) and asks him to ensure her husband's safety and he agrees. Umm Hakim tells her husband to talk to the Prophet and then he declares his Islam.

A woman steals from an old man and when her husband asks Usama ibn Zayd to intervene and have the Prophet forgive her, the Prophet (PBUH), is angered by the request. However, he eventually does and she declares her Islam.

The Hawazin and Thaqif tribes agree to fight the Muslims led by Malik ibn Awf. When the Prophet finds out that the tribes are preparing for war, he prepares the army and asks Safwan ibn Umayya to borrow weapons and armor.

The Prophet (PBUH) leads the Muslim army to fight Hawazin and Thaqif. Durayd ibn al-Simma sets up a plan to attack the Muslims. Khalid ibn al-Walid suspects that their enemies have plotted something. The Prophet (PBUH) orders to send men to secure their path.

Malik ibn Awf lures the Muslim army to the mountains, where he had prepared traps for them, and wounded and killed many of them. The Prophet then urges the Muslims to continue the fight until they are victorious.

The Prophet (PBUH) learns of the injury of Khalid ibn al-Walid, and he goes to him and bandages his wounds. When Khalid wakes up from the coma, the Byzantines are furious and prepare to fight the Muslims with a huge army.

The Prophet (PBUH) asks for donations to equip the Muslim army to prepare for war against the Byzantines, and the Muslims race to donate.

Many men go to the Prophet (PBUH) pleading with him not to go to war against the Byzantines. However, Khalid ibn al-Walid sees their excuses as invalid and believes they're hypocrites.

The emperor's men are terrified to see the Muslim army approaching to fight them, and when they report to their emperor, he decides against fighting the Muslims and forms a peace treaty with Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

The narrators tell the story of Abdullah Thul Begadayn, whose father dies and leaves him a fortune but is disowned and shunned by his family after he converts to Islam. He later dies of fever and the Prophet (PBUH) mourns him.

The Prophet (PBUH) inquires about those who did not partake in the Expedition to Tabuk. Three men (Kab bin Malik, Mararat bin Alrabie and Hilal bin Umayyah) come to the Prophet with excuses and he orders everyone to ignore and shun them from society.

Kab ibn Malik and the other two men who failed to go to the Expedition of Tabuk keep trying to talk to people but they ignore them, until the Prophet announces to a friend of Kab's that the three men have been forgiven.

The narrators tell the story of Ebu Hayseme who wasn't going to battle, but then quickly followed the Prophet (PBUH), and Abu Dharr al-Ghifari who rushed to follow but his camel failed to continue the trip so he had to go on foot and the Prophet prayed for him when he found out.

People come from everywhere to join Islam, and among them is Urwah ibn Masʽud, who was welcomed by the Prophet and was asked to go to invite his people to join Islam, but they killed him and feared the Prophet's reaction afterwards.

The two narrators tell the story of Abd Allah ibn Ubayy, whom the Prophet (PBUH) visited in his illness and learned that he had not yet converted to Islam. However, he prayed for him after his death, returning the favor of Abd Allah dressing his uncle Al Abbas.

The Prophet (PBUH) was offended by the Muslims circumambulating the Kaaba naked, so he sent Ali and Abu Bakr al-Siddiq to teach the people to go around the Kaaba while wearing white robes and Ihram clothes.

The two narrators tell the story of Musaylima the liar who claimed prophethood. He refused to pledge allegiance to the Prophet, and wanted him to "make him partner in prophethood like Moses did with Aaron", which the Prophet (PBUH) refused to do.

The condition of the Prophet's (PBUH) began deteriorating midday Monday, and he was with his wife Aisha. When he was close to death, he raised his finger and said the Shahada, then died.

The two narrators tell the story of the Year of the Elephant, when Abraha al-Habashi, the ruler of Yemen, tried to destroy the Kaaba with Elephants, hence the name. It was the same year Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born.

The two narrators recap the previous stories about the raids carried out by the Prophet (PBUH), the Expedition of Tabuk, the conquest of Mecca, the Islam of Akramah, the companions of the Prophet, and the day of his death.